Cam Neely’s Thoughts

March 20th, 2010 by Pasta Leave a reply »
In relation to my previous article , it appears that Cam Neely would agree with me in saying that the dictionary's definition of "heartless" will read "Boston Bruins' March 18th 2010". And for that matter, their entire 2009/2010 season.

Shawn Thornton took on Matt Cooke 1:58 into the first period to get "revenge" for the season-ending hit Cooke delivered to Marc Savard on March 7th. And as the game went on, it seemed as though it was the Pittsburgh Penguins vs. Zdeno Chara, who tried to wake up the team with a fight against Mike Rupp.

"We just didn't play with the type of passion that's expected," Neely told Glenn Ordway of WEEI's The Big Show .

"That's what's frustrating for me. After the two-minute mark it was business as usual, as it has been. That's what was frustrating for a lot of people and I don't blame them for being frustrated...I've been trying to figure [out what went wrong] all year, to be honest with you. It's been very, very disappointing just to see the way our team has performed with that lack of emotion, if you will. It's something we try to instill here. I've said this for years, I said this when I played, I said this aft ...

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